[fishingguy12345]

They won’t be nearly as visible as your Terribs.
In fact, most times I walk by my Ameerega tanks, it’s a ghost town.

You won’t be seeing them very often, if that is your goal, as they can be pretty secretive at times.


Nick Gamble
Gamphibian House

Here's what it looks like every time I walk into the frog room (please excuse the reflection, I didn't open the vivarium doors):

The red marks are below the 3 frogs.

 

[Gamble]

That’s bc you have 4 leaf clovers up your butt. Lol

The only time I see mine is early morning, and right before sunset.


Nick Gamble
Gamphibian House

 

[fishingguy12345]

That’s bc you have 4 leaf clovers up your butt. Lol

The only time I see mine is early morning, and right before sunset.


Nick Gamble
Gamphibian House

My bassleri, on the other hand, are very shy and hide all day.

 

[Encyclia]

I see my female pepperi Abiseo all the time and can sometimes find the male, too, if I look hard enough. I think there are a lot of factors in play including the disposition of individual frogs, tank 'scaping/design, and amount of light among many others that will determine how often you see your frogs. As Gamble said, though, I can't imagine any combination of the above making them as visible as terribs, though

Mark

 

[Encyclia]

I like how, in the bottom picture, it looks like your frogs' identities are being obscured like they are in the witness protection program, FG ;-)

Mark

Here's what it looks like every time I walk into the frog room (please excuse the reflection, I didn't open the vivarium doors):

The red marks are below the 3 frogs. View attachment 295530 View attachment 295529

 

[fishingguy12345]

Fiddled around with my phone camera a little and got the following pictures (trying portrait mode)

 

[fishingguy12345]

I see my female pepperi Abiseo all the time and can sometimes find the male, too, if I look hard enough. I think there are a lot of factors in play including the disposition of individual frogs, tank 'scaping/design, and amount of light among many others that will determine how often you see your frogs. As Gamble said, though, I can't imagine any combination of the above making them as visible as terribs, though

Mark

One of my pepperi is, almost literally, out in sight all day long, and the others stay where I can see them if I look close enough. As bold as any of my other frogs, perhaps the single boldest frog I own.

I tend to have less bright lights than most people use, I use a single sunblaster T5HO for this tank, perhaps that helps ;-)

 

[fishingguy12345]

Pepperi eggs

 

[fishingguy12345]

Tadpole!

 

[Encyclia]

Woohoo! Missed the egg batch above. Good news!

Mark

 

[fishingguy12345]

Woohoo! Missed the egg batch above. Good news!

Mark

Thank you! I'm pretty excited
When you've raised Ameerega tadpoles do you add Indian almond leaves to the water?

 

[Encyclia]

I raise Pepperi tads communally and I haven't added leaves so far. I don't guess it could hurt adding a leaf or two to my water, though. Might try that next breeding season. I haven't had great success getting my pair to produce healthy froglets on a percentage basis, so I am happy to try the leaves

Mark

 

[fishingguy12345]

I raise Pepperi tads communally and I haven't added leaves so far. I don't guess it could hurt adding a leaf or two to my water, though. Might try that next breeding season. I haven't had great success getting my pair to produce healthy froglets on a percentage basis, so I am happy to try the leaves

Mark

Thanks! I'll give it a shot with this clutch and document what happens ,

 

[Paskui]

Fantastic new!! Congrats


Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk

 

[Ookami]

Wow really nice frogs and congrats on egg clutches and tadpoles !